When Microsoft launched Vista, it looked like a slick OS - what with being able to flick between windows Apple-style and other flashy things like that. But in reality, many people have commented to us that using Vista for much more than general office tasks has been a bit of an unsatisfactory experience.
Many of our customers are using SolidWorks on Vista, but we’ve held back here at Innova, and recommended XP when we’ve been asked about spec-ing a pc.
Out of curiosity, we’ve been using a pre-release version of Windows 7 on a laptop to run SolidWorks 2010 Beta. We even lent this out to a customer, and he said how great it was!
Windows 7 is officially launched on 22nd October, and SolidWorks 2010 SP1 will be certified for use on this platform. I am definitely going to use it as my main OS...
Please visit here for clarification of system requirements to run SolidWorks.
Alan
Many of our customers are using SolidWorks on Vista, but we’ve held back here at Innova, and recommended XP when we’ve been asked about spec-ing a pc.
Out of curiosity, we’ve been using a pre-release version of Windows 7 on a laptop to run SolidWorks 2010 Beta. We even lent this out to a customer, and he said how great it was!
Windows 7 is officially launched on 22nd October, and SolidWorks 2010 SP1 will be certified for use on this platform. I am definitely going to use it as my main OS...
Please visit here for clarification of system requirements to run SolidWorks.
Alan
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